Episode Description
Rennae Stubbs joins Trent for a grounded, insightful conversation on belief, performance, and life beyond the scoreboard. From growing up in a working-class household in South Coogee to being recruited into the Australian Institute of Sport at just 15, Rennae reflects on the moments that shaped her independence, resilience, and competitive edge — and why being labelled “just” a doubles player never told the full story.
This episode explores the real differences between singles and doubles, the mental demands of elite sport, and why success often creates pressure rather than relief. Rennae opens up about subconscious doubt, aligning belief with performance, and the honesty required to win — not just matches, but partnerships and respect. The conversation moves beyond tennis into identity, authenticity, regret, and redefining success on your own terms.
You’ll learn:
- Why doubles isn’t easier than singles — just misunderstood
- How belief (and doubt) quietly shapes outcomes before they happen
- What elite athletes struggle with after winning
- Why honesty and accountability matter more than talent alone
- How to define success without regret
A powerful reminder that success isn’t just about trophies — it’s about alignment, integrity, and giving yourself the best chance to win, on and off the court.
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